Metabolism | The Krebs Cycle

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In 5 years of medical school, i never understood this and you just lad this out so easily in merely 30 minutes. You're a blessing!

The mnemonic "Citrate Is Krebs Starting Substrate For Making OAA" just BLEW MY MIND. Trying so hard to memorize it and this made it sooo much easier!! Thank you Lord for you and your team! Keep it up!!

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25:18 - “Look at this freak...(points at enzyme)” cracked me up! As an artist crossing over into science I’ve learned so much from your methods and use of imagery. Thank you for making these lessons available.

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I learnt a mnemonic for the Krebs cycle and I thought I should share: Can- citrate I- isocitrate Keep- a Ketoglutarate Selling- succinyl CoA $3x- succinate For- fumarate Money- malate Officer- oxyloacetate

He literally takes a chapter and condenses it into a 32 min video with more simplifications and better understanding than any professor I have had. Goodness gracious I only need him as a teacher for everything. He gets straight to the point without the fluff.

University lectures are an hour and a half, yours are thirty minutes! Insane.

You should teach University. A lot less students would fail.

32:15 minutes and no mistaken terms, no mistakes at all! So fluent, quick enough and revising the necessary parts. I don't know how much work you put in this video (I think a lot in order to be so professional) but it's amazing👏

I don't think you realise just how fantastic of a teacher you are. You explain topics in great detail while simultaneously making it very easy for students to digest and remember everything. That's not easy nor common. You have a true gift! Thank you for sharing it with us.

Biochemistry made simple and oh so interesting! Thank you so much for making these amazing videos :D

The mnemonic bro.....it won my heart❤️

Dude I’ve never seen someone teach kerbs cycle like this 😳👌 pretty simple

Maaaaaan... Doc, thank you <3 Last year I struggled with my resit of anatomy. I really didn't know what I did wrong and was so depressed I didn't even want to take the test. I had trouble reading the textbook that I found unclear and hard to read in general (there also were no diagrams at all). And I found your channel. I've watched all your videos on neurology and finally, it got stuck in my brain. And you made it look and sound fun and interesting! It really kept me going at that point. I started learning. And I passed. Maybe not with a perfect score but I felt like I really remembered all the things you taught me. I realized that I deserved this resit (I didn't know enough) and you gave me hope to do better. You're the best tutor I've ever had (and I had a lot... My parents really tried to get me the best ones so that I would get in medical school). You not only teach but also motivate and make it fun and not so scary as every other teacher I know. I respect you a lot for that and I'm sure everyone in here does as well. This year I only have trouble with biochemistry exams. And here I go again watching your videos. And as always, you give me hope. Stay safe. :)

My goodness! ninja how do you have all this information in your head? You really made this lesson interesting.. Keep it up

your explanation is so so amazing i've seen tons of videos on biochem here and yours are the best by far. love every single video in this series thank you so much for making these

Beat thing ever to happen on planet Earth are this man’s videos😭 Best teacher ever!!!!!! He’s making my life a hundred times more easier

I cannot thank you enough for your videos. I have watched probably 15-20 of them so far (some multiple times) which represents a significant amount of my study time because you explain these processes so clearly, you repeat the names of steps or enzymes and recap often, you draw pictures to help us remember, you give clinical applications to relate these concepts to real-world issues, and you are organized and methodical in your explanations making it easy to follow along. PLEASE keep up the good work and keep producing these incredible videos! Many, many thanks!